Publisher/東京都写真美術館

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A collection of works by Japanese photographer Yoshio Watanabe "Camera Walk / Camera Work". Watanabe Yoshio who was called "the master of snap photographs" who has been active since the pre-war period along with Kimura Ibei. Participated in foreign advertisement magazine "Nippon" by Yonosuke Natori et al. Before the war, and also made a name for the genre photograph of the city that made full use of Leica, and started the architectural photograph after the war. One of the representative works is "Architecture of the Imperial Hotel Frank Lloyd Wright (1968)". On the other hand, he worked as a founder of the establishment of the “Japan Photographers Association” and served as chairman for almost 20 years until the early 1980's, teaching at the Department of Photography, Nihon University, Yoshio Watanabe who has long contributed to the development of Japan photography. . This book is a representative work of Watanabe serialized in the "Phototimes" magazine in the early 1930s, and the "Camera Walk" series with snaps depicting the city's consumer life. The text of Mizuho Itagaki is also included, and the layout and sequence are also excellent works of graph journalism at that time.